- Track your current permissions
- Monitor pending requests
- Review access levels
- Identify expiration dates
- Stay organized across multiple projects
What You Can See in Access Management
Each row in the list represents a data entity you are associated with. For every item, you can view: 1. The name of the data item. This may include:- Project
- Vendor
- Individual
- Survey
- Survey Question
- Dataset
- Downloadable Content
Your access level determines what actions you can perform.
3. Access Granted Date
Displays the date when access was approved.
This is useful for:
- Tracking recent permissions
- Auditing access history
- Confirming approval timelines
- Your permissions are removed
- You may need to submit a new access request
Sorting Options
You can sort the list to quickly organize your view. Available sorting options include:- Alphabetical — Sort by entity name (A–Z or Z–A)
- Entity Type — Group similar data types together
- Request Date — Sort by when access was requested
- Expiration Date — Identify soon-to-expire permissions
- Access Level — Group by permission type
Filtering Options
Filters allow you to narrow the list based on specific criteria. You can filter by:Entity Type
Select one or more types:- Survey
- SurveyQuestion
- Dataset
- DownloadableContent
Status
Filter based on access state:- Shared
- Pending
- Granted
- Denied
Access Level
Filter by your assigned permission level:- Owner
- Organizer
- Download
- Viewer
- Catalog
- Crosstabable
Organization
If you belong to multiple organizations, you can filter access by organization. This helps separate internal data from partner or external collaborations.Access Granted Date
Filter based on approval date to:- Review recently granted access
- Audit historical permissions
Access Expiration Date
Filter to:- Identify access that will expire soon
- Renew permissions proactively
- Clean up outdated collaborations
Using the Search Field
The search bar allows you to quickly locate a specific entity. You can search by:- Entity name
- Keyword
- Partial match
Best Practices
- Regularly review expiring access.
- Remove unnecessary Owner-level permissions.
- Use sorting and filtering to manage large datasets efficiently.
- Re-request access early if expiration is approaching.